The Washington critic., 1887-08-18
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one Of the largest and best conducted
livery stables In this city is that situated at
1926 u street, with branch stable at 800 New
York avenue, and conducted by the gentle
man whose name heads this sketch. The
stable is substantial and attractive brick
building GO by 200 feet, aud three stories
high, and capable of accommodating $50
horses. Mr.. Nallor does II large boarding
business and has the best facilities for the
accommodation OF animals. The comfort
OF the stock Is carefully looked after, the
drainage is perfect and the entire premises
are kept scrupulously clean. A large mum
her OF sty lish aud valuable horses, both for
riding and driving, are kept in stall, and an
elegant line OF carriages, cOupes, landaus,
Nictorias and other vehicles are always at
the disposal Of the public, either for busl.
ness or pleasure. He also deals In vehicles
OF the best makes. During tho summer
Mr.. Nailor has n large stable at Dagr Park,
which ia kept In the best style. lie Is solo
proprietor Of all "Standarln cabs used In
the District, and will run fifty during the
season Of 'S1-S. All drivers employed by
Mr.. Nailor receive the uniform wages Of
81 per day, so tits unnecessary for them 10
resort to dishonesty In orleriO live. In con
nection with these cabs Mr. N. nas an ad-
bis long experience In this business, which
prevents any oyercharge by the drivers
Tie stable was established IN 1880, agd has
grown up into the conildouce of the peopa
Of the District.
Arthur Sattans.
This welknown and popular druggist,
whose stores are located at Second and d
and S33 Fourteenth streets, corner OF l.,
northwest, has been established In the drug
business in the city for the past twenty
years. Both stores are well stocked with
large variety Of pure drugs and chemi-
cals, proprietary and toilet articles, patent
medicines, and, In fact, everything usually
to be found in frstclass drug establish
ment. The soda.water dispensed here Il OF
asuperior quality, and calculated to tickle
| the palate Of an epicure The prescription
| department is under the care of experienced
| and competent hands. Mr.. Nat,ans Is the
| proprietor and manufacturer OF Nattans'
| celebrated Crystal Discovery, for restoring
| the original color to the hair when faded
from any cause, 0nd he is IN receipt daily OF
| orders aud testimonials from all parts OF
the country showing the efficacy OF this
| preparation and the satisfaction 1t is giving
wherever used. Among the other prepara-
| tions made here are Mrs. Jones' improved
cough mixture for the immediate reliet and
| permanent cure Of affections of The throat
| and lungs, also "Nattans' Vegetable Cuthar-
tic Anti.Bill0us Pills." which have both
met with the large sale they justly merit.
Miss Anne G. shotwelI,
Typewriter and copyst, whose Office is at
342 ID street northwest, is prepared TO do all
kinds Of copying in the most skillful man
ner, such as legal documents, deeds, let
tiers, agreements, etc. Miss Shotwel has an
experience of over three years as type.
writer, and gives the preference to the Rem
ington writer having tried all other kinds.
She uses all improvements adapted to her
business, and expects to add the "Grapho-
| phone" to her Office as soon as the max ers
can supply them to the public, and parties
| intrustiDg work to her hands can he assured
of having It done in legibe and expedi-
| tious manner.
$. Toepfer.
The subject Of this sketch Is q cabinet
maker, who has worked In this city for over
seventeen years, two Of which have been at
his present quarters, No. 45l Fl street north
west. He did the hardwood work In Gen
eral Hazens, John W. Thompson's, Chris.
tian Ruppert's, and other prominent places.
| He executes woodwork OF every descrp.
| tion, and makes repairs of fine work a
| specially. Mr.. I. Is q native of Germany.
and learned his trade there in thorough
manner